Two Roads Final Assessment

Front

What challenges does Cal face at the boarding school?

Back

Cal struggles to accept his heritage in a strict environment.

Front

What does Cal learn about his identity at the boarding school?

Back

Cal learns that he is Muscogee (Creek) and part of a rich culture.

Front

What do the 'two roads' symbolize in Cal's life?

Back

The 'two roads' symbolize Cal's ability to walk both paths: his heritage and his future.

Front

Why were Native children taken from their homes for boarding schools?

Back

They were taken to erase their culture and assimilate them.

Front

What is one reason Cal's father sends him to a boarding school?

Back

Cal's father wants him to learn more about his Native American heritage.

Front

Define 'assimilation' in the context of Native American boarding schools.

Back

Assimilation refers to the process of erasing a culture and integrating individuals into a dominant culture.

Front

What is the significance of Cal's heritage in his journey?

Back

Cal's heritage is central to his identity and influences his experiences and choices.

Front

How does Cal's experience at the boarding school affect his self-acceptance?

Back

Cal's experience challenges him to confront and accept his cultural identity.

Front

What role does culture play in Cal's life decisions?

Back

Culture influences Cal's understanding of himself and the choices he makes regarding his future.

Front

What does Cal's struggle represent in a broader context?

Back

Cal's struggle represents the challenges faced by many individuals in reconciling cultural identity with societal expectations.